Anvil is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANVIL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to shape on a heavy iron block
• To form or shape on an anvil; to hammer out; as, anviled armor.
• forge on an anvil
NOUN:
• an iron block on which metal can be hammered into shape
• a heavy iron block with a flat top and concave sides, on which metal can be hammered and shaped.
• the horizontally extended upper part of a cumulonimbus cloud
• heavy iron block on which metals are hammered into particular shapes
• An iron block, usually with a steel face, upon which metals are hammered and shaped.
• Anything resembling an anvil in shape or use.
• the incus. See Incus.
• a heavy block of iron or steel on which hot metals are shaped by hammering
• the ossicle between the malleus and the stapes
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to shape on an anvil (a heavy iron block)

Words related to ANVIL

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Words that contain ANVIL

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How to use ANVIL in a sentence

• Entering the works at sixteen years of age, Victor, like his father, had spent forty years between the forge and the anvil.
• Before it hit water a report as of a hammer falling on anvil burst across the level pond, and then the colt struck heavily on its side, dead.
• There must be a forge built on purpose, and an anvil, supported on a solid foundation, and various tools.
• Carlyle, but we cannot be mistaken in supposing that on this kind of anvil have all truly great men been fashioned, and of metal thus honest and enduring.
• Through the middle of this anvil a beautiful sword was sticking, with the point projecting beyond.
• The rivet was knocked out, the fetters fell to the floor, and the prisoner was passed from the anvil to the further extremity of the room.
• Calm and undismayed, he advanced to the anvil, apparently unconscious of the presence of a single spectator, and wholly occupied with meditations on eternity.
• She only realized that she must reach Anvil Rock before Philip Alston could pass it on his way to Cedar House, or turn into another path.
• He knew little of what had taken place that night at Anvil Rock when she had believed that his soul and her heart were parting with all earthly things.
• We are speaking for the present of cases where the faces of the monkey and anvil were sharp.
• The gradual development of a network of cracks over the face of a chilled anvil orbit while being used in tilt hammers was mentioned.
• How changed this scene! for now, my Granville, Another match is on the anvil.
• Old Jim edged closer to the anvil and placed his hand on the somewhat frightened little foundling, sitting there so gravely, and clasping his doll in fondness to his heart.
• Two pieces of bark form the tongs, and a big stone sunk into the ground the anvil.
• Each winter, he wrought at his anvil, and thus helped to maintain an honest independence.
• Colonel Harris was a man of powerful build, wide forehead, overhanging brows, broad chest and shoulders, short thick neck, and strong arms developed at the anvil.
• What a difference from Beethoven, who, all his life, was hammering out the same subjects, and putting his melodies on the anvil twenty times before they reached their final form.
• Then the master pushed the sledge forward, and it shone like a red-hot anvil.
• If a rounded bend is desired, the same process is applied on the circular piece of iron or the horn of an anvil.
• And the hammer was the heart of the anvil beating with the heart of the craftsman.
• It is then removed and placed on the anvil, where his helper beats it out with the large hammer.
• Here where he hammers, the sparks fly from the anvil.
• He seemed to be making good, and they gradually increased the size of his load until on the last trip he was carrying a 300-pound anvil under each arm.
• Seizing a mass of metal, he laid it on the anvil, and gave it five or six heavy blows to straighten it a little, before thrusting it into the fire.
• They scurried through the town and got an anvil and pieces of railroad iron and hung them at varying distances, as shown in the cut.

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